Regimental Colours generally refer to the flags carried by the regiment that has the regiment's crest or coat of arms or identification. Like the US, a regimental color guard would have a national flag and a regimental flag. These were the colors that the men rallied around and fought to protect their identity. I hope that is your answer.
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I'm thinking you might get in contact with Regimental Archives of some regiments in UK, Military Museums & the like, or MOD history dept. That might be easier than the German end of things.....
American born Japanese.
The 442nd Regimental Combat Team which was composed of Japanese-Americans .
Flag bearers did just what their name entitles, held their colors on the battlefield. In the Confederate Army each regiment had a battle flag and sometimes a state flag. In the Union Army each regiment carried a national flag as well as a regimental flag which had the eagle holding a shield. Not only were these flags a symbol of pride to the soldiers, they also had the very important job of helping to keep the men in line (you were taught to "dress" on the colors) as well as help commanders know what regiment was which and where they were on the battlefield.
Regimental Signals Officer
If you know the Regiment, apply to the Regimental Museum
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They were only awarded with a Banner. They were not awarded Kings Colours and Regimental colours only Infantry regiments are awarded Colours, very rarely Rifle regiments. The Banner was at St.Pauls Church, Kandy later taken to England with the banner presented to the Ceylon Mounted Rifles.It was revealed that CMR banner had perished in recent years but I have a seen a picture sent by the British Museum at 2V SLLI Museum.
President Barack Obama's choice to wear British regimental stripe neckties may simply be a personal preference. It is worth noting that he did wear American regimental stripe neckties occasionally during his presidency. Ultimately, the choice of necktie pattern may not hold significant political or symbolic meaning.
http://www.americanrevolution.com/Flags.htm British units would carry two colours. The King's Colour and the Regimental Colour. The King's Colour is the current British flag with one exception. North Ireland's red cross is not present on the colours of the 1770s. The Regimental Colours would be the colour of the regiment's facings with the regimental crest in the middle. Americans would have had an assortment of colours due to the lack of a defined national flag. Many towns and regions had their own flags and symbols. Some famous ones are the Pine Tree Flag and the Gadsden flag.
Depends on the condition, whether or not it has a matching scabbard, and whether or not it has regimental unit markings. But generally around $100.
Monmouth Regimental Museum was created in 1989.
what was the importance of The 442nd Regimental Combat Team
Army 'colours' are the Regimental Standards. Naval 'colours' are Admiral Commanding's Commission Pennant. Marines follow Army Standards ashore, and Naval colours afloat. Air Force has no equivalent, not really being a military force at all.
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Regimental Band of the Royal Welsh was created in 2006.